On 5/2/2010 5:41 PM, Yannick wrote:
I tnink you're talking about the "local_recipient_maps =" setting but if I do not use
it, I get a " Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table" and the
mail is not forwarded.
And, with this setting (just empty), user localy existing (in the
/etc/password) are receiving their mail on the new server (on the frontend)
I understand your raction but it works !
It works, except that your queue will be filled with
undeliverable bounces to nonexistant spammer addresses, and
you will eventually get blacklisted as a backscatter source.
If you want to use luser_relay, make a single hash list of ALL
your valid users, regardless of where they are delivered, and
point local_recipient_maps at that list.
On today's internet a design that accepts mail to any address
and then generates a bounce for the undeliverables is just
irresponsible. A design that accepts mail to any address and
then discards undeliverables (or sends them to a catch-all,
which isn't much different) is a little better; at least that
way you only screw yourself and not innocent bystanders.
The way to fix your design is to create a list of all your
valid recipients.
I suppose you could use reject_unverified_recipient if you're
unable to create a list.
http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_VERIFICATION_README.html#recipient
-- Noel Jones
